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I agree with your thought. It's normal for the seller to decide the price, and the buyer to decide whether it's worth paying. But having been made a counteroffer, you need to decide whether to accept it or not.Originally posted by youwhut View PostCurrently contracting through Hays for HBOS. Rates are to be reduced by 10% because of the """"""credit crunch""""".
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My thought is, "Not 'appy, and isn't it me who decides what my rate is to be?"
If they want to reduce your rate 10% due to "credit crunch", it's tempting to respond by putting it up by 10% instead due to "above-target inflation". Two can play at macroeconomics!Comment
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Got a note through the door. Someone wants to rent me house for 3k for the last 3 weeks of the Fringe...Originally posted by Lord View PostI'll be staying for the festival in Edinburgh, then I am off
Sod that I'm leaving it empty while I go to work at soe shoebox in slough... NOT"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Thass Embra fae ye. In Glesgae tha noot'd a come thru yer windae.Originally posted by scooterscot View PostGot a note through the door.Comment
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Originally posted by thunderlizard View PostThass Embra fae ye. In Glesgae tha noot'd a come thru yer windae.
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Always good to start the day with a laugh, before all the permies come inOriginally posted by thunderlizard View PostThass Embra fae ye. In Glesgae tha noot'd a come thru yer windae.
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